It was part of the reason I loved it already. It looked a lot like my soul these days, if I had one. If I ever had one, it never looked all that good ...'m sure.When I got back to Aster, I sat my ass on the second floor sofa. Inside my Townhouse there were sofas on both floors. The first floor ones were arranged for conversation. The ones on the second floor faced the window over the street.So that morning I sat my ass down with a killer strong cup of coffee, plugged my ass in and meditated while. “Clear left,” the crew chief said.“Clear right,” the door gunner followed.I could hear the turbine start to wind up then, and shortly the blades started to rotate. We sat there for what seemed like a long time, while the pilots checked things out. We finally started to lift a little, but you could tell that the ship was having a hard time with the load and the heat. It shimmied and shook, and we were only a couple of feet of the ground.The pilot dropped the nose to try to gain some forward. I really didn't want to be mad at him right now, but his attitude was beginning to remind me of the way it was back when I first arrived, and we were having our one and only fight."Why can't you just say that staying here is at least worth thinking about? Why aren't you even thinking about it?" Luke, maybe..." Jase started, but was abruptly cut off by me."I have thought about it," I informed him. "I need to go home. Why can't you understand that, Luke? Shit, I'm leaving in a week now, why do. It showed my age as being twenty one.Back home I turned it in for a real Alabama licensee. With that I was an adult.We saw the Orange Bowl Parade and later an exciting game.We were glad to get back home.Kim came in through the door to the garages. Lee and Jean stopped what they were doing and gave her kisses then brought her in to see our tree.Kim said she had never lived in a house that had a tree before. Lee said it was not a big tree but it was big enough to put a touch of the season in our.